Meta Tag Checker (from pasted HTML)
100% PrivateWebsite & Webmaster ToolsAnalyze the meta tags in HTML you paste, including title, description and social tags.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to Ovatly or anywhere else.
This checker reads HTML you paste here. It does not fetch the page from the web: open the page, view its source, copy it, and paste it below.
- 1Open the page you want to check, view its source (or copy the head section from your template), and copy the HTML.
- 2Paste the HTML into the box. The analysis runs as you paste.
- 3Read the checks list: OK means found, ! means found with a note, X means missing.
- 4Scroll to the tag inventory to see every meta tag and its exact content.
Pasting a head with the title "Handmade Soap Delivered | The Soap Workshop", a charset, a viewport, a 115-character meta description, a canonical link and two Open Graph tags reports: title found at 43 characters, description found at 115 characters, charset, viewport and canonical all found, and og:description, og:type, og:url, all four Twitter tags and theme-color listed as missing. Five meta tags appear in the inventory.
- The checker reads pasted HTML only. It never fetches the page, so it cannot see tags a server or script injects after the HTML you copied was produced.
- Length ranges (roughly 30 to 60 characters for titles, 70 to 160 for descriptions) are display guidance based on common search-result widths, not ranking rules.
- A missing robots tag is usually fine: search engines default to index, follow when no tag is present.
A browser page cannot fetch arbitrary websites because of cross-origin security rules, and Ovatly does not run a fetching server. Pasting the source keeps everything on your device and works for staging pages and templates too.
About this tool
The Meta Tag Checker analyzes the meta tags in HTML you paste: it inventories every title, description, Open Graph, Twitter card and technical tag it finds, measures their lengths, and flags the important ones that are missing. Site owners use it before publishing a page, and anyone auditing a site uses it to check a template without installing anything.
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